What a false dichotomy. I don't see a problem with the way Microsoft handles it, allowing you to run unsigned apps but only after clear warnings about the conse

What a false dichotomy. I don't see a problem with the way Microsoft handles it, allowing you to run unsigned apps but only after clear warnings about the consequences and a moderately obscured install button. People ignoring these warnings without understanding them are not being thrown to the wolves, they're consciously deciding to do something they know to be dangerous. Apple's upcoming blocking of anything they don't approve of on macs is not an okay solution to this.